Seniors

This elderly street performer kicks off his show by walking around on his hands. It's impressive, no doubt, but it probably wouldn't turn a lot of heads if it wasn't for his age. His next trick, however, is amazing at any age. Yet, for whatever reason, the crowd doesn't seem too impressed. Check it out below.

Sensei Keiko Fukuda recently become the first woman and only the sixteenth person to ever achieve judo's highest honor, a tenth degree black belt. If that wasn't impressive enough on its own, the San Fransisco resident achieved the honor at 98 years old.

With Japanese media reporting that more than half of the country's recent tsunami and earthquake victims were over 65 years of age, the road to mental and physical recovery for many of Japan's elderly survivors has been especially tough. Thanks to Japanese company Daiwa House, elderly survivors at the Suisyoen retirement facility are finding comfort in the companionship of two affectionate, robot

On Monday morning, the 'Today' show interviewed Kathy Shino, a Florida grandmother who found herself trapped in a muddy swamp up to her neck for an astounding four days. On June 17, the 62-year-old grandmother decided to take an evening stroll. But things went horribly wrong when she became hopelessly trapped in a dense thicket of mud and branches.

Leo Plass is a graduating senior. And we do mean “senior.”

Grandparents love to dance. They've been doing it for ages. The only difference is that when grandparents dance, they usually wear more clothes and do far fewer drugs. But that doesn't mean they can't get down to a modern groove.